District Court Docket Advances In Tombstone Trials
District court records show suits for debt totaling over 84000, with cases against T.C.M. Co and various firms, along with tax judgments for the Territory. Jury deliberations span weeks, verdicts for plaintiffs in multiple debt actions, divorces granted, and new criminal cases entered including assault with a deadly weapon and check felonies.
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Pickett and Pickett
Ben Goodrich
T.C.M. Co
Steinfeldt & Co
FN Wolcott
The
Machomich Mercantile Company
New Cases Filed In Both Courts
Laura B Smith v George W Smith a divorce action. Gromne Cattle Company v Charles and Mincie Blair a injunction regarding a dam in a ditch connected with San Pedro River. Yeonere Conch Estate JM York decree establish notice to creditors. Estate and guardianship of Suttey minors, order appointing June 27 at 1 pm for settlement of account of George Buttey guardian. petition surge as administrator Estate of Elena Korpp. order appointing Maurice Deno J A Sher wood and Charles J Gonsbler as ap.
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Laura B Smith
George W Smith
Gromne Cattle Company
Charles and
Mincie Blair
San Pedro
York
George Buttey
Guardian
Elena Korpp
Maurice Deno
J A Sherwood
Charles J Gonsbler
Mining Men Returning to Mexico
After the Mexico hostilities end, mining men and landholders stream back into the country. Trains through Nogales carry borrowers and owners who left at the revolution’s start. People seek to learn property conditions on arrival, many wear hopeful expressions. Bruces Curtiss, a Sonora banker, notes rising return numbers and anticipates renewed activity soon.
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Mexico
Nogales
Bruces Curtiss
Sonora
E P S W Extension Work Advances Toward Tucumon
Preliminary labor drives swell the workforce on the E P S W line extension toward Tucson. About forty five workers are now on site while engineers map curves. Bisbee postmaster salary slashed from two thousand three hundred to seven thousand seven hundred, effective July first. EE Crow, shot in the back during the Agua Prieta fighting, has recovered enough to resume duties and plans to seek indemnity.
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EE Crow
el Paso & Southwestern Ewitchman
Douglas
Gret
Agua
Piace
Bob Harrington
Bee
Various Visitors Arrive in Tombstone for Court and Business
A stream of visitors crowd Tombstone for district court matters and business. LV McCourt, R. J. Ford, George W. Long, U S Rose, W L Rynerson, Mrs W A Fowler, and others travel from Willcox Bisbee Tucson Mexico and Mexico to attend court or meet with lawyers. Local residents including John Gleeson Clyde Name F Dieus D S Carter and Mrs Carter join the visitors while Father Barrett plans Bisbee attendance. George Mitchell returning to Tombstone to inspect mining properties for prospective buyers.
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Uryant
Tombstone
Dov Gla Eed
LV McCourt
Willcox
District Court
Troops Patrol Tombstone on Practice March
About 200 soldiers from Troops K and L of the Sixth Cavalry, under Captain, marched through Tombstone this morning on a practice run from Fort Hoachace. They spent hours in the city, enjoyed pay day at Fairbaok yesterday, and bought small keepsakes before returning to camp. Jobo Perdy, formerly from Prescott, was arrested in Phoenix on a religious issue.
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Uncle Sam
Fboys
Tombstone
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Hoachace
Been
Fairbaok
June Brides In Abundance In Probate Court Licenses
June brides are running high as Douglas area licenses issue from the Probate Court today by Clerk James. Names include George W Pettiplia to Maud Wallace Beaton of Bisbee, William B Jones to Georgia Reynolds of Douglas, Edgar Williams to Detavio Hall of Bisbee, George O Connor to Clive M Sheedy of Turner, Augustine Silva to Maria Jew Gallego of Douglas, Lorenzo Morates to Martina Castro of Douglas. This month already totals thirteen licenses with June expected to match or exceed recent years.
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James
George W Pettiplia
Maud Wallace Beaton
Bith
Bixbe
William B Jones
Georgia
Reynolds
Douglas
Edgar Williams
Detavio Hall
Bisbee
George O'Connor
Clive M. Sheedy
Turner
Augustine Silva
Maria Jew Gallego
Lorenzo Morates
Martina Castro
Some Figures On Arizona Life Policies
The total payments on life policies in Arizona amounted to a small, uncertain sum given the population size. Figures by office show payments for Phoco's and other offices, with various place names such as Copper Hill and Jerome listed among the locations.
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Arizona Life Policies
Arizona
Tome
Phoco
Copper Hill
Dougexon
Gold Road
Higley
Jerome Lowell
Mesa
Oil Discovery Sparks Oil Boom Near Kelvin Station
Oil indications were reported at Ermma station one mile from Kelvin on a copper claim owned by J J Sullivan of Phoenix. Sullivan plans to install drill and sink a well after oil seepage appeared while a cleanup underway.
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Kelvin
Ermma Station
J. J Sullivan
Phoenix
Sullivan le
Water Rising Slowly at Tombstone Mine as Pumps Stand Ready
The Water Is Not Rising Fast. The water in the abandoned work ioge of the Tombstone Consolidated mine at Tombstone is rising very tle, and the situation is such that when the word for resumption of operations comes the cream can be turned into the pumpe and tthey g et at themee according to A L Grow, secretary of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company, who is in Tucson today from Tombstone on business. The water has been only from the 1000 to the 8 0 level during the months since the suspension of oper ations, Mr. Grow stated. The mine management was agreeably surprised to find the rise so little. The pumps are in good working ord and can be put to pumping out the water at any time. No word concerning the do for resuming operations at the mines has been received.
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Tombstone Consolidated
Tombstone
A L Grow
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
Tucson
Nogales Benton Motor Car Schedules Changed
The Nogales Benton motor car schedule was changed to three weekly round trips. Nogales to Benton runs Monday Wednesday Friday with return Tuesday Thursday Saturday. Departure is 11:15 p.m. arriving 3:40 p.m. at Benton. Benson to Nogales leaves 9:15 a.m. arriving 1:45 p.m. On alternate days two freight trains run on slower time.
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Nogales-Benton
Nogslen
Benton
Nogales
Benson
Local notables and court actions fill Tombstone notices
Friday reports from Tombstone describe residents traveling to California and Cochise County, with A J Benedict and wife returning from a canoe trip. Elizabeth Axtell receives treatment at Copper Queen hospital, while Julia Reckillow visits friends. County officials discuss a local option election in Willcox, and Pardons Sanitary Laundry Bags progress is noted. Judge Duncan celebrates birthday. two Mexicans plead guilty to disturbing the peace in McFarland court. Various deputies, miners, and residents arrive or depart for court, visits, or business, including Poindexter undergoing surgery in Bisbee and Mrs. Poindexter’s condition.
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Charles Purdon
Cochise County
Tex Examiner
District of Arizona
Douglas
Pardons
Ward Heslers
J. F. Duncan
Hale
Bearty
Walkeas
Builitto
United States Court
Thleatty
Iuataeya
Willlan
Friends rally as Me Poindexter's health hopes rise
Summoned to the bedside of her husband, the many friends of Me Poindexter in Tomlstown hope the illness will pass quickly and for speedy recovery.
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Poindexter
Tomlstong
Athletic Club Dance A Great Success
The Toul atone Athletic Club dance at Geen Mall last night drew a large crowd and was enjoyed by many tenants in the city. The Blackburn Orchestra provided the music free of charge, aiding the club’s upbuilding efforts. Proceeds will fund club room improvements and necessary equipment.
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Toul Atone Athletic Club
Geen Mall
Ath Aceilly
Blackburn Orchestra
Prar Creda
Insurance Company to Rebuild Buckeye Jail After Fire
A dispute between the Mari copa county board of supervisors and North American Fire Insurance over the Buckeye jail, burned a month ago, ends with the company agreeing to replace the structure. The jail cost $2200, insured for $150, but the agent estimated replacement at $1229. The board rejected this settlement, and the company announced it would proceed with reconstruction.
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Maricopa
Carload of Chinese Departed From El Paso Coast
A car of Chinese travelers en route from El Paso to the coast passed Beacon yesterday. In Tucson four cousins joined the group, residents of immigration detention quarters there. The car was guarded with barred windows and doors. Inspector Gardinze led the party on the journey back toward the Celestial Kingdom at their own expense.
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el Paso
Beacon
Tucson
Inspector Gardinze
Leung Wong
Mah Poy
Yeo Tene
Yee Hing
Celestial Kingdom
Dry farming funding and local exhibits urged in Arizona
Superintendent Lenergen reports a $48500 Interior Department grant for pumping plot sod ditch construction at the Colorado River Indian Reservation. Dry farming interest grows with letters inviting exhibits for a Dry Farming Congress in Colorado Springs. Delegate Cameron seeks a $24 monthly pension for Globe widow Mrs Cedens Bridwell. Arizona leads in copper with Verde region rising in metal output. United Verde Copper buys Verde Valley land amid smelter plans and new railroad hopes. A Phoenix child dies suddenly from colic tied to watermelon. an inquest attributes the cause to natural death with physician present.
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Lenergen
Colorado River Indian Reservation
Department of the Interior
Colorado Springs
Cameron
Arizoom
Cedens Bridwell
Globe
Mra Bridwell
Col W. C. Bridwell
Territory
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